A comparison of diagnosis of dementia using GMS AGECAT algorithm and DSM-III-R criteria
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1 A comparison of diagnosis of dementia using GMS AGECAT algorithm and DSM-III-R criteria ADI 2017 Kyoto, 28 th April 2017 Lu Gao on behalf of CFAS, Cambridge, UK
2 1. Background Challenges in dementia diagnosis Dementia diagnostic criteria ICD DSM CAMDEX GMS-AGECAT Chose a diagnostic approach: a balance between sensitivity, specificity, affordability and practicality
3 Diagnostic approach: GMS-AGECAT The Geriatric Mental State B3 (GMS-B3) Schedule: a standardised semi-structured interview community version Suitable for using by non-psychiatrist on population based study minute to administer Computer diagnosis (AGECAT) Overview of GMS-AGECAT Stage Input Processing Output The GMS Schedule Questions and responses Interviewer Preliminary stage Symptoms Summation of symptoms or maximum in a group of symptoms Stage I Stage II Symptom components Level of confidence *M. E. Dewey and J. R. M. Copeland Further aggregation followed by logical decision tree Hierarchical comparison of levels Ratings on 541 symptoms 157 symptom components each in range [0-2] Levels of confidence in range [0-5] on 8 syndrome cluster List of decisions made at each comparison and a diagnosis include organic brain syndrome: organicity level 3 (O3) and above are classified as dementia
4 Aims and Objectives Aim: To compare GMS-AGECAT as a diagnostic approach for dementia in populations with those diagnoses made according to DSM Third Revised (DSM-III-R) edition criteria The objectives: estimate the diagnostic agreement examine the factors associated with different type of disagreement of diagnosis
5 MRC Cognitive Function and Ageing Study (MRC CFAS) A multi-centre longitudinal population based study, participants aged GMS-AGECAT used as main diagnostic approach A subset of 256 CFAS participants: 119: AGECAT organicity O3 and above 157: AGECAT organicity O0, O1 or O2
6 2 : Methods Extra clinical assessment comprising the following: i. A brief general medical examination ii. A neurological examination. iii. An extensive neuropsychological examination
7 DSM-III-R diagnosis: DSM III R criteria for dementia checklist Impairment of both of short and long term memory Impairment of at least one of abstract thinking/judgement/aphasis/apraxia/agnosia/constructional/personality change Significantly interferes with work or social activities Not occurring in course of delirium Evidence of organic factor(s) / absence of other major psychiatric illness Degree of severity Mild: Capacity for independent living remains with adequate personal hygiene and relatively intact judgement Moderate: Independent living is hazardous, some supervision is required Severe: ADL so impaired that continual supervision is required; largely incoherent or mute
8 DSM-III-R diagnosis A diagnosis of dementia according DSM-III- R criteria No dementia Normal borderline to the case/ isolated memory loss With dementia mild dementia moderate dementia severe dementia Unable to determine
9 Results Gender : Men 32% Women 68% Age: median 84 years, range years Agreements GSM-AGECAT DSM-III-R With dementia No dementia N (%) N (%) With dementia 108 (88.5) 14 (11.5) No dementia 9 ( 6.0) 140 (94.0) Estimate (95 % CI) Cohen s Kappa (κ) 0.84 ( ) Sensitivity 88.5 ( ) Specificity 94.0 ( ) Positive predictive value (PPV) 92.3 ( ) Negative predictive value (NPV) 90.9 ( )
10 Results cont. GSM-AGECAT Without dementia With dementia Total DSM-III-R O0 O1 O2 O3 O4 O5 Normal Without dementia Borderline/ Isolated memory loss With dementia Mild Moderate Severe Unable determine Total (86%) mild dementia 5 with depressive disorder 7 had CVD/stroke 6 (67%) Borderline/memory problem 2 with long term learning disability 4 had stroke
11 Conclusion AGECAT algorithm works well within a community setting with high sensitivity and specificity Accuracy of diagnosis of dementia can be improved for several subgroups including people with memory problems/depressive order/history of stroke/cardiovascular diseases/borderline cases and/ missing AGECAT outcome by assessing and combine all the information available. Cross sectional approach are limited.
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